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Merifaniidls Snftia.

3as Staats.9e 9epartsmeut bat Radridten
aus Oerlfo erbalten, naf pelhen Der Ser'
treter Der Ser. Staten 81 Bieoras ytegras
zine ariiubIide lInteriHduug ttber bic tltrl'
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ameritaniiden 8iirgers, Namens y. .. 9u'
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b6rbe bat ied8 Qiauner weseH SeiduIoi9uHg
on BEN gioroe ief9enommen uno 81 bahH'
iabriaer 3udtbausbaft perurtbeilt. Sine Up.
pyaaiion if Se9eu ieHes llrtbeu eiugeleSt
rorben, unO bic 8erlrtbeilteu fHo iujpii4ea
uuh 0ioutO CLARA seidtdt uoroen.
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zsrssraebHasr gerfsbr nit ss"ss"sra.

Qbidriiten zines iilr5Ia SpIiden Der be-
ue;uelaniden 8e9itruE9 uuo @uenca @reuS
IN 8ene3uela ab9eialOfeuen &outraIts 3ur
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Dem Staais Departement 3ugegau5eu. VtaH
erpartet, onB bas llHtsrnelmeu Don grOBem
8ortbeiI fir betbe QdH6er ieiu miro.
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9ur@6rtnnen zines 9otelttrs 3n
Cape UfaD.

CAPE W&nb q. s., 6. Septerber. -
9enlp Clair, rpsl6er pdbreno bes Oerguuge.
reu Sommers oGs pStOdtOn SoteI" oabler
bstrisb, madts fit heute iriib aus oem
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bns gahieben. 3ie 2tstersn blDeu auf
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einleilen, nm pOmOglid Den ibHsH 3utom'
meuoen 9ohn gu erl0naeu. Sr. Glair iOu
cine ibsrmGsig bobe gietbe fir oas 6otsI
6esabIt babsu, uHo es bsrlautet, bn5 etlihe
ieinsr Gngefenten ben suu3eu Sommsr fet.
ZEN 2obu erbielteu.
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aatafrosbs in eInsr &amOmeneieBsEet.

V0u0ou, 6. Septenlber. = 28l9reno
beute in Der SidgrS'iben @ieBeret 81 Sbef-
feb ein groBss @eiduB gegOh2A n9rocH
ioate, barft bic 6orm, uno pier gtianer mars
zen auf rer Steue 8etootet, md5reuo 0iele
Gntere Gellebuugtu erlittsH. Dtebrere g.
bGuOe oss gtablifsmsnts tpuroeH t9elIm:i}e
temoiiIt.
(Spdter.) - giner ipdtereu Depeia2 aus
SbeifelO 5ufcIge ppr6eu liHi gtIHE iof1rt
gelOetet, uno 6rsi @erpuuCete fiHO leitotm
I'm SOipltaI 9sitOrbeu.
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DfutC6r sparbaaA bon paItinarr,
R4, AAS, RSstt. .9aIttaOrts. ss8euhbsr BearIfr'
s,s,r ts,1h ucn 6is q rlbr,
DonueEhaa G5eEo. D olS HPt'
GhaS. SptImau, Br6H0ent;
Mrua GuaoIpb, Sicez zBGdfiSeEt,
Dtrettortn:
Sobn RHei, Sob. SduItbets,
Sobn 2. 9tlmate, Sohn al0au89,
Sobn Bulus, W. Il. pi6mann,
SrnR Rubolpb, Robcrt 9ongG,
4Sbns e5piImQn, GEO. Stu5enrau6,
9obn Y7sbrinu, s. 8. Stbdfer.
(San4,iS @arI 2ttbeSfnsdat. Shaemetfsr.
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Dtatfdr aatbuIikrn in psratbung
9Tnnnfifife fpfdtfEnfr GeTdhIfkfe.

9is 9siicbuaetn su ben triiAea RatbsIifen,
bic Osutins Spra6s III Oeu StEt3 tnidluIeH
MaO Die Hrbeiterfrass. - Srn. gFitia 5
8sfGIuB asgea Die ., ,ArbsitsritteE" etR'
5tftnutta beHtpprfeu
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Sie ntueFen SrpuIr,, $IGIts unA @oIn
rGbHrr fiir Sbitpel uaD Sil0er fa6riJirt
gSiIHelm Gdbarot, Sr. 345, SefsSaltis
mDrthraBr. (246,u. .S)
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=.aufretA,s gRobtltHrunas F5psrimease,

PQrts, 6. September.-2lue fraH80Ts
ifeu BIdfter ffimmen oabiu it5eretu, bag Die
UlUbllliruugsprobe Elm Grtol8 1T, uuo ers
tlGreu, meHn Sraatreid in 1870 10 9ld4fer.
3eutiGIaH6 eiHeu ebsHbHrtgeH Seguer &C.,
funOen babsu. 3pei Ylduner paroen IN
EOuIOuie, mQbreHO ne be SeweguageH Der
Eruppen beobadteteu, ais UaEmetntItts
ntuti1e Spione 5jrbaitet, eHtpupPtaH R5 le-
bch ipdtsr oils barmIOie 8sII4erfatter.
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8raneret,

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8ubIiu, 6. Ssptsmbsr. - Die beabs
fdtigteu grmittiruugeH aui ben BOnionbg
iden @ItsIn iiuO nufgegebeH poroeH. &c
Der Bonioubp'I5eu Eihter ftuo ourt Sas
meme Qanoseiss geiduBt unO f6nneu niht
t,,prNsn
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GmroPati@e STA bsI6ertdte.
Der sBeaterbranO tn gretsr.
Raberes Hbsr Die satafrOpbe.

Gttfa 40 Soote unO 90 gsrwUHOsse.- 9as
ausebItd seIuaesne BlubtEttrun8s @ss
SertHaeut III 6raRfrEfd. - uuiau In ettitr
britifbsu 8siadsstsBsrei.- -aau5 SPANS
3IuAt.
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Church for Sale.


VIII be sold at public auction on
Tuesday. January 10th. next. at 10 Il.
M. at Reads wharf, NORTHAMPTON
county, Va. the Reads wharf M. F..
Church. Tie building is 25x40 feet.
with two (2) annexes. vcstibule and re-
cess rulpit.frame building Single roof.
hrick undcrpinning, including finishing
material such as doors, sash sash weights
and cords. lights. moulding, newell post,
altar rail, ST.. Should the building BIZ
bought for use as u church the land will
lie included in the sale, and the church
can remain where it is, otherwise II
must he removed in sixty days from date
IF purchase. Terms. $50 cash. balance
in three equal instalments of six, tnrlve
and eighteen months. By order of the
Board of Trustees and Building Com.
mitlee.
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A RHQtIcHt

Will the Eastern Virginian till the
temperance people Of Accomac who are
subscribers to that paper. where it
stands on the question of Temperament
ITO use and not to abuse" is Il poor
motto for orr sons and daughters. Is
it to step into or homes and pollute
the minds with such RIGHTEOUSNESS,
while the churches and parents. even
parents who are drunkarls. are emplia-
sizing the fact that total abstinence is
the only safe rule Of conduct? Does he
propose to raise his paper to that po
.ition and himself become standard
bearer in the host against home, socie
ty. state and think to set at nought
Gods edicts? ABSTINENCE.
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Fill and Winter Goods

and that he can save any fropl s to
10 per cent, who will place their
orders with him.
NV stock consists In part Of Dry
Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Jerseys, Ladies' Wraps, Ready
Made Clothing, Stoves, Breech Load.
ing Guns, sc. Have also added to
my stock the
REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE,
towhicl speclalattention is lnvited.
[ sell everything in fact usually
found IN country store as all will
find who call. Special attention is
invited to the following:
Best prints in any colors at 6 cents
per yard.
Oil Cloth from 25 to 45 cents.
Window Shades with fixtures so TO
70 cents per pair.
Ladies' Dress Cloth from 80 co 60
cents per yard.
Colored Silks Sl.15 to SI.25.
Black Silks s. cents TO SO.
Boys Caps 10-cents.
A. H. G. MEARS,
Wachapreague, Va.
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no nd received by him at tho hands of
one William Dryden. or Chircoteague
Island, several months ago. for which
offence Dryden WIS G, mini ted to til :
ia OF this nnn.y, hut wp Shortly "a
forwards brok. Jail aud. left f"l narts
Mr.. Lewis was lnnch re-
'sIrected on t'hincoteasue, and wherever
he was known. He Il aves large circle
of relatives and friends to mourn his
nntimely death.
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Warm Welcome t. New Pastor

A welcome reception WIS tendcre.I
Rev. Joseph X. >lurgis, the new pastor
of Trinity MetllmliSt Churcil.lilst night.
There was a VERY large atte;nilllcr of
the members and friends of tile church.
An excellent supper provided by the
ntliraI body WAS hugely eIljuycl. There
was fine singing by Capt, Frank Gun
bingham a:d Miss Lumnie Cunning
liam recii,rl in her b'sl style. Rcvs. j.
Powell t;ilrl;,nd and William E.Judkilis
former paslms, Ware p:eseat.
The reception WAS a PLEASANT one and
the n.w pastor and his family have at
once captured the hearts Oh |: e people.
State. l4ti.
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Unclaimed Letters.

MATCHMAKING unclaimed in the post
eflce at Accomac q. H., Va, Decem-
Der l2th. 1887:
Miss law v. Abrams, Miss Belle
Ashby. Mrs. Betsey Coeburn. William
L. Ewell. Miss Georganna Hall, Mr..
Magger Hop, Miss Kate NJ. Kelam, ~
James n. Morrison, George n. Palmer,
Mr.. Isaac Puson. (S). Mr.. John White.
WIN. z. BELL, p. NJ.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-12-17

Our representatives in the General
Assembly Of Virginia are members OF
the following committees: Courts OF
Justice, (cllaifniau), fish and game, to
examine trtasurers office, j. w. Z.
Black stone; school and colleges, aSyl-
inns and prisons, officers and Offices at
the capitol, Chesapeake and its tri0u-
t;mies. S. 5. Wilkins; counties, cities
and towns, retrenchlnent and economy,
DR.. u. u. i. Ewell.
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Presiding E,der* Appointments.

First ron.ld of quarterly meetings. in
part, for the Eastern shore District, NJ.
+ Church, South:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS De-
ctnlN-l.3 and 4.
Andrew Chapel, December
10 and IL.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Dec. II AMI is.
pl.ngotragre-Oak Grove. Dec. 81 and
January !.
Belle Hnvel,-Bellp Haven, Jan. Z and s
Gibbs Island .Ianrary 10 and IL.
Enstyille-FrarktoNn, Ian. IA and Is.
Derlin-St. Martins JaG.2 and %.
Jos. IL. AMlS>, i. e.
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Christmas goods by the ton just re-
ceivtd at Nest & Willis Belle Haven,
of every kind aud description. and sold
so low that you will think That their
goods are marked with The view only OF
making YOU happy. and not for profit to
them. They respectfully ask to be fa-
vored with the light of your counte-
lance" at once.
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IIyslup g. Turner, Grangevile, extend
to tlielr friends and The public general
ly the congrat ula.i0ns of the season and
respectfully inform them that they are
bolil able and willing TO contribute their
Share in making them lappy,if They will
call at Their store. Their stock Of
Nnlas. goods is unusually large and Sc
lcct this season and marked down en-
cecdingly low.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-12-17

Poe. muke, through our columns,
sends her greet rs To friends in Vir-
ginia. Real the partial list of pretty
and valuable Xmas. goods Which are Of
feled to you at exceedingly low prices
M three of tile leading firms there:
Nitssrs Lloyd, Dryden 81 Blaine, Ed
gar Fontainc and 1ownShcnd 81 Stepll-
ellson. Their display OF goods com
pares favoraLly with the best i'll the
larger cities. Call on them.
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Desirable Residence Fer Rent
Personal Property For Sale.

l will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, for cash, on Wednesday, De.
cember 2Sth, 1887, at IL o'clock, a.
M, if fair, if not, the next fair day,
the following property, viz:
1superior driving Mare 8 years
old, BuShaw stock and nearly thor
.rugh bred, 1 top Buggy and Har-
ness, riding Saddle and Birdie, ;llso
| ladies' Saddle, household and
kitchen Furniture consisting in
part of handsome Piano good as
new, in perfect order, with stool and
cover complete, Sofas, Lounges,
Rocking and other Chairs, Centre
Tables, dining and other Tables,
Bureaux, Washstands, Wardrobes,
Bedsteads, Beds, Bedding, Mat
tresses, &C., Tableware, Safes, l
Farmer Girl Cooking Stove and
other Stoves recently bought and
as good as new, L swinging Hall
Lamp, l German Students Lamp,
and other hand Lamps, l double
i.arrelled shot Gun, Rifle, besides
many other articles too numerous
to mention.
At the same time will be rented
for the year 1855, the premises OIL
which / reside, consisting OF lot
with large yard and dairy, contain
ing 6 rooms, aud all other necessary
outhouseS. Possession given Jan
uary 1st. j. S.WHARTON.
LeemUnt, Va, Nov. 2G,'S7
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L. Floyd Mock, rs administrator of
jacob Bunting. deceased, Will sell at
his late residence (the premises of John
II. Ro-s), pear Bull Run, on Thursday ,
Dec. 18th, 1887, all Of his household
anil Kitchen furniture, farming imple-
lnenls, colu. fodder. cattle, lrGs, carts,
potatu-ted frames etc. Sale 10 COM
luellcc ut 1Ua. III.
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Mr.. Peter T. II. Ayres, Of the firm

Mr.. Peter T. II. Ayres, OF the firm
of A,lrs BIOS. Il Co., Pun colleague re-
lui,n d from the city On Thursday, 18th
inst. with Il tull stock of Christmas
goods If i'll kinds, which they pro:.ose
10 sell at low figures. They will sell So
low, that every purclasertf their wares
will think that they ale the recipients of
a Christmas present at their hands, and
they will he in fact, as our enterprislng
frie .ds will sell at Il little advance only
beyond prime cos. Call OH them.
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A fair and festival will be held in the
courthouse ut DlummoGdtUwn on
Thursday ext, afternoon and night,
upder supervision OF members OF tldel-
ity Lodseof A. q. u. w. fol the pur-
pose of raising funds to build a hail.
Oysters and ttrrapils VIII be served on
tie occasion in every style at fair pri-
CTS. Many articles suitable for Anas.
presents vii, lie for sale. The public
are cordially invited.
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The ladies Of the Onarcock Baptist
church will give an entertainment at
the town ialll in Onancock OF Thursday
night. Dec. End. The Rev. VIM. b.
Hatcher, Of Richmond will deliver his
famous lecture, Whose neigllhor am
L. Oysters, teirapills and other Gclica-
cieS viii Oe dispensed.
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My,noncRf.

Mr.. VIM. RI. Byrd and Miss Cora 4.
Marshall were married at Temperance.
vile, OH 9th inst, by Rev. NJ. Oldham.
Mr.. James F. Lankfnrl and Miss
Annie F.. Chase were married at Bethel
church. on Thursday. 18th inst, Rev.
W. A. Street. officiating. They left i;y
steamer Targier on same day for Balti-
more and other points.
NJ. George F. Parker a lending mer.
chant of Drummondtown. and Miss
Emma S. Phillips, = popular and a;srac-
tive young lady. were married near Ar-
cnnnc G.. H.. last Wednesday. Rev w.
i. TwlIey officiating Miss Lee Core
and John w. fImonds attended rs
bridesmaid and Gr"nmsman. A recep
ton WAS held at The home of the bride.
Mr.. Hezckiah Fox and Miss Bette
Mears were married near Acromar q.
IT,. Wednesday. 14th inst. Rev. w j
l'willey officiating. The following acted
rs bridesmaids and uroomSnIen: jams
l)angherly and Miss Roxana Hargis,
lanes BuA and Miss Virginia Mears.
Robert MearS and Miss Laura Watson.
Henry r Bull and Miss Ella Watson
a reception was given at the iomn OF
the groom.
Mr.. James 7. Gonrlcy. of Baltimore.
and Miss Snllip Z. Walden, daughter of
Franklin Walden. of Accomac. were
married at the residence of Capt.. Hop
kins. Sl1 n. Ann street, Baltimore. Md
on Tuesday. December 18th. 1887. Rev.
w. i. Young of the NJ. e, Chnrcl.S South.
officiating. They came by steamer to
Accnmac Oh short visit 10 The parents
of the bride on Tuesday returning on
Thursday 10 Baltimore, their future
home.
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E. P. BYRD & BRO,
PASTORAL, VA.
Presents !iar All

Give me your attention for u few
minutes, WON'T bore You Int tell
you IN few words solne Of the nov
elites have just received. | have
Dressing Gases in plush, bronze
and leather, Shaving Gases, Mani
cure Sets, Odor Stands, Jewel
Gases, Travelling Cases. Whisk
Racks, Work Boxes, BiSque
Figures, Powder Boxes,
Barbatinc, Glass and
other Vases. Toilet
Sets, Hand Mirrows. Oil
Paintings, OleographS, Pic
ture aud Cabinet Frames, Wall
Brackets, Toy Pianos, Music Boxes,
A full line of Pcrfumery. Sachet
Powder, Hair, Tooth, Nail and
Flesh Brushes, &C.. &c.
Also a select line OF Accordeons
and Violins.
Come and see for yourself and
you will lie paid for your trouble.
w. T. WISE,
Druggist, Onancock, Va.
N. B.-I am also agent for Wall
Paper-a full line of samples from
which to make your selection kept
on hand.
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\ d.
ton.
A Sunday school entr' t.illment vii
come of at Al. l. Church. ut nlrer eilt
of the Island, at night on oath inst.
Daily rehearsals are hpinG made by
our amateur troupe ct the drama Ter
nights in a harrcom." Vie renGered.oi
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. 2lsl
and 22ntl inStS.
There has hepn general slauchtrr Of
poikers on Chincot eague. inthe last ter
DAYS Mrssls. Daniel Jones and Wm
Daisey divide tile honolS in the heavy
weights. Their pnrkers weighed o5s
and $40 pounds. respectively.
Many of our spectators are receiving
large orders for clans, and are getting
good prices for them. The demand for
them of late lrls heen increased to Il
wonderful extent. and the revenue from
them to our people equals in amount
almost that received for oysters.
Recent arrivals at the Atlantic: G.
J. Records, H. l.. Johnson. A. II. How
ard. John J. Coyne. j. Rubin. Ealti-
more; G. Masltw HIT. Clayvlle. Jesse
Bingham. +. l.. Mowbray, Philad. .lphia;
b. Il. Gunter. .Ir.. Accomac G. H.: F.
G. Tingre2. l.ynchhurg, Va; +. y. Da-
wilson, II. J. >ateliield, Milford, Del.
Our enterprising merchant, Mr.. XII.
Bunting, is the discovcrpr of Il new
source of revenue for the people Of
Chincoteague. Old gum boots which
have heretofore been considered worth
less, have been proven by shipment
made Ivy him of them lately to the city,
10 he worth annually 81 400 or mosc
10 us. He fought 9nr pounds nf them
for $40. which Melted him in Pliladel-
phia Sll4.
An entertainment takes place at our
NJ. p. Church, on Saturday night, of
oath inst. which promises to he an ee
giant affair. 1t will CONSIST of recital
lions, dialogues. and select music. both
vocal and instrumental Of the best anna
trnr talent of our town. 1t will be Ole
IF the best entertainments Of the kind
ever given in our town. Doors open at
Z p. m. Cost Of admission Is CENTS
Proceeds 70 to the church.
Mr.. G. G. Lewis, who was stabbed by
Win. Il. Dryden. on the It'll day of July
last. died ut tile German Hospital. III
p hiladelphia,on Tuesday. aged % years,
and his remains We're brought to Chihco-
league for interinent ON 10th inst. His
death has been expected daily now for
weeks, but our reoplr were none the
less grieved when the end came. as hr
was exceedingly popular here and Lightly
esteemed by every one who Knew linn
for his many m,hie tiaitsof character.
No one ever received more assidunnS at
teitions. not only at the hands OF his
uncle. Mr.. d. j. Wheaton,, who spared
no expense both here and in Philadel-
phia, to save his life, but all orr people
gave HIM all the care and attention III
their power. He leaves one daughter.
6 yrars old. Funeral services we're hell
over him in the town hail. conducted by
Rev. Mr. Watkins in the presence "i Il
large throng of sorrowing fiiritlS. The
following acted as pail bearers: Fra"k
Matthews, Asher NATL ews. Elva jef.
fries j. II. Johnson, VIM. g. Conant
and E. Fedden.an.
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Messrs. G. B. Fosque & Co., Oman
cock, have just eceived Il large line Of
goods, suitable tor Nlilas. presents, such
as tea sets. water sets sc. and offer
all stock ON hand Cheap, especially
cl.llllng, ladies' wraps, shoes, boots and
hats. They have lately gottell in also
their stock Of fertilizers and spring peas
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-12-17
James Myer Il Co.'S Monarch flour has
become a household word.

For RENT-Fur year 1883, the dwell
ling lately occupied by Edward L. Will
lis, situated at Willis wharf. North
amptOn County, Va. 1t is as desirable
residence as car. be found on Eastern
Shore of Virginia. being situated inme-
diately on water and in 14niles OF Elk
morestatiun. Thedwelling Is new, con-
tanning several large comfortable rooms,
CONVENIENTLY arranged and Is handsome
ly enclosed To these witlime;ns, fond
uf gaining fishing NC. or to one wish
ing to rent the store house adjacent
tllcretU. and engage in business. it is
desirable. Possession can be
given 1st Of November For further
particulars address Zorro Willis,
Exmore station, Va,
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On Friday night. Dec. 2srd. Rev.
YIN. 4. Hatcher, Of Richmond will
lecture oil Tile Modern Dance" at the
Drummondtown baptist church. O,s-
tels, teirapins and other delicdcies VIII
be SerVel.
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N. Y, Il. a N. It. u. Co.

The annual meeting of tile stockhold-
era of this company Will be held at the
ulllce Of The company in Drunlmond-
town, Acuumec county, Virginia. on
Monday. tile 10Th day Of January, 1858,
ut ten o'clork IL. m.
WIN. CARIss. .IR.,
secretary.
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LeernOnt.

Our merchants have leen off this week
on their annual trip for Christmas goods
The Lermont churches are making
preparations for their Christmas trees.
Our oystermen are complaining of
harA times on account of windy and
rainy weather.
Zion. I.eemont and Broadway lave ex-
tended call tn Rev. w. y. S:rert ~
become their paStorf for the year lSSS.
.Revs. ]. S.wharton and j. w. Nor
ris have heen spending the last two
weeks in Baltimore and Washington,
visiting friends and relatives.
On Thursday, December Sth. 1877,
delegates from Zion. l;pihel. Shiloh,
Messongo, Broadway and L"cmnnt
churches met in l.eemont baptist
Church for the purpose Of delilcating
as to low said churches Should he ar
ranged for the good of tile cause within
their bounds. The churches were rep
resented as follows: Zion had three
delegates present "ul of five appointed,
Bethel three out of five. Shiloh. Mes
songo and broadway had a full deleca-
tion. ard LecmoMt three out of five. he
delegates present proceeded to. business
by electing E. l.. East. Chairman. and
y. F. White, seer ela,y. The chairman
in well chosen remarks explained the OBJ
jpct of the mreting After mature de-
liberation the delegates from all The
churches unanimously agreed to divide
the fields OF charges us follows: Lee
nent, Broadway and Zion tn unite n,
one field. and Bethel. shiloh and Mes.
songo us another field. The secretary
was instructed to have the proceedings
OF this meeting forwarded to our county
papers.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-12-17

The sto.eiouse and goods therein of
Mi. Howard Nottingham at EaSlville
station WAS destroyed by ts,e last Moll-
day night. The origin "t the lire Is un
known. I he less is estimated at from
ST eco to 81 .JCU-iMsura..c t SoUO.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-12-17

John II. Wise, sheriff Of .Accomac.
left last NJ Monday for New York with one
SARAH Carrier cOlorer, llinatic. She is
a native of New York and admittance
Will be asked IUr lIer i'll ali as> llllli of
that Stale.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-12-17
BUSINESS NOTICES
uiawathaanl Supreme make better
bread titan any houls OH the market, and
sill please the most fastidious.
Nudge, Smith & co.

FoR SALE-Having rented out my
farm for the coming year, l will sell at
public sale. on December 4Ist. 1887. or
next fair day. s horses, pair OF large
mules, colt p years old by Grey Nor
rill, . spring cs,lts by Old Morrill,, fine
lot Of mich COWS, large yoke Of oxen
and cattle. all farming indictments in
Guiding Champion self hlnde- nearly
new. thresher. wheat drill, fan, double
horse wagon, carts, &C.. junp-seat
double carriage nearly new. buggy and
spring wagon, and numerous other
things also pant Of household and kitch-
eli furniture. 800 barrels IF corn, 40
stacks of fodder and so tons of hay.
G. I. Taylor.
Jenkins Bridge, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-12-17

Our oystermen have returned from
the otnnlac.and report that they hive
made more money there this fall than
In amy year before III same length Of
time.